Several injured after man drives truck into crowd following ejection from club: Police

Several people were injured after an ejected club patron allegedly drove his truck into the establishment, police said.

Several people were injured at a Georgia club Saturday night after an ejected patron, who was allegedly intoxicated, reportedly opened fire into the crowd before ramming his truck into the establishment, police said. The incident took place at the 278 South Club in Hiram, Georgia, around 11:30 p.m. Saturday when the staff reportedly asked Eduardo Morales, 34, to leave, because he had become too intoxicated, the Hiram Police Department said in a statement. Morales left in his Dodge Ram 2500, but allegedly returned a short time later with a firearm and began opening fire, the police said. "When his weapon was empty, Morales then drove the vehicle into the bar through the front doors striking numerous patrons," the police said in a statement. Other patrons stopped the suspect after his vehicle allegedly got stuck and he tried to reload his weapon, the police said.